When reminiscing about our childhood days in Namibia, we fondly remember witnessing majestic kudu bulls gracefully leaping across the roads or proudly surveying the hills nearby. However, over the years, these awe-inspiring sightings have become increasingly scarce. The furniture in old farmhouses, crafted from the horns of these magnificent animals, serves as a constant reminder of their grandeur and the prevailing sentiment that "you don't see them that big these days anymore."
Such comments are not uncommon, especially while looking through the old hunting record books on the farms. Non-trophy hunters lament that "the good genes are all taken to hang on a wall somewhere". It is evident that conservation is crucial to sustainably utilise Namibia’s wildlife and preserve its beauty for future generations. Recognising this, the Namibia Professional Hunting…
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